I have run across a number of interesting situations involving owner controlled or contractor controlled insurance programs (“OCIP” or “CCIP”) that have developed into actual coverage disputes or potential disputes (can’t talk about the potential one!). For those who don’t know, an owner controlled or contractor controlled insurance policy or program is essentially a way … Continue Reading

The Texas Supreme Court is grappling with conflicting principles from its prior decisions in a case that may affect how insurers approach the duty to defend in Texas. In Seger v. Yorkshire Ins. Co., Ltd., (Case No. 13-0673), the carriers denied coverage on a wrongful death claim against a company called Diatom. Claiming an inability … Continue Reading

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